At 6:16 pm +0100 4/3/02, Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
>Ugo Cei wrote:
>>
>> Just to refresh the thread about blogging, that seems to be languishing,
>> I would like to point you to my recent blog entries:
>>
>> http://www.beblogging.com/cocoon/mount/beeb/20020302-112015
>>
>> and
>>
>> http://www.beblogging.com/cocoon/mount/beeb/20020304-142853
>>
>> Would anyone care to comment?
>
>I've discovered xmlwebgui last week and played with it. I really like
>the 'in-place possible choices' that it gives you (presenting the
>internal xerces DTD representation translated into javascript, very cool
>indeed for that little amount of code!), but the user interface is
>really horrible. I mean: it's *way* faster to write xml in a big
>textfield.
>
>But the direction is the right one, I would say.
It IS ugly, though they do realise .... they say they are looking for a
graphic designer .....
>I still believe that mozilla is the way to go for web-based editing...
>if only it was possible to write XPCOM components in Java :( Sure, it's
>planned but don't know where it will land.
I'd love a way to build custom editors ..... specially from XML ;)
I share XLink LinkMaps and LinkBases between my documents. Authors will
need to be able to insert references from the separate LinkBase and LinkMap
into their documents and add new references etc. I just don't see this
happening in an html interface somehow ...
I am wondering if it could be possible to use JavaWebStart to get a client
Application (XML Mind, Morphon, TurboXML, SendStory etc.) to
Download->Edit->Upload via HTTP, or WebDAV.
There are lots of ideas about how a GUI for editing XML should look and
feel, though TBH I have yet to like any of them :(
regards Jeremy
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